Energy, Utilities & Clean Technologies
Resources for Current Economic Conditions
Information to help homeowners and businesses save money on energy costs.
Home Heating
Learn about delivery, safety and consumer advice of home heating fuels to include heating oil, propane as well as maintenance and safety.
Energy Efficiency
Learn about programs and initiatives designed for residents and businesses/non-profits in Massachusetts to increase the energy savings and comfort in your buildings. You'll find information about rebates, incentives, loan information and regulatory proceedings. You'll also find the latest information on the Energy Efficiency Advisory Council (EEAC) and Zero Net Energy Buildings (ZNEB) Steering Committee.
Renewable Energy
Provides information regarding the different kinds of renewable energy, funding programs and incentives, installation assistance and more. Examples of renewable energy include wind and solar power.
Alternative Fuels
Learn about alternative fuels including programs, initiatives and installations available in Massachusetts to include biofuels and electronic vehicles.
Home & Auto Fuel Price Information
Follow energy market data including prices for heating (heating oil, propane & electricity) and automobile fuels, as well as alternative fuels such as Compressed Natural Gas for vehicles.
Natural Gas Industry
Find information about natural gas pricing, suppliers and safety.
Water Distribution - Investor-Owned Utilities
Find information about the Department of Public Utilities' regulation of investor-owned water utilities
Electric Power
Contains electric market data as well as electric deregulation information. Learn about restructuring, service and suppliers.
Green Business Development
EEA believes it is critical to develop new innovative environmental technologies that will provide cost effective, technology-based solutions to environmental problems in the Commonwealth. By advancing the development of these technologies, the Commonwealth can improve environmental protection and grow the economy.
Energy Facilities Siting Board
The Energy Facilities Siting Board is a nine-member review board charged with ensuring a reliable energy supply for the Commonwealth with a minimum impact on the environment at the lowest possible cost. The Siting Board's primary function is to license the construction of major energy infrastructure in Massachusetts, including large power plants, electric transmission lines, natural gas pipelines and natural gas storage facilities.